The protagonist of this story has a sister named June who is described as "plain and chunky and steady." The protagonist first sees the antagonist while on a date with Eddie, and she is listening to XYZ Sunday Jamboree before their second meeting. The antagonist of this story drives a jalopy with the phrase "man the flying saucers" on the front fender, and threatens the protagonist by describing her house as "nothing but 
The protagonist of this story has a sister named June who is described as "plain and chunky and steady." The protagonist first sees the antagonist while on a date with Eddie, and she is listening to XYZ Sunday Jamboree before their second meeting. The antagonist of this story drives a jalopy with the phrase "man the flying saucers" on the front fender, and threatens the protagonist by describing her house as "nothing but a cardboard box." At the end of this story, Arnold Friend succeeds in coercing Connie to get in his car. For 10 points, name this oft-anthologized story by Joyce Carol Oates which was inspired by three murders committed in Tucson.
The protagonist of this story has a sister named June who is described as "plain and chunky and steady.
“{Where} Are {You Going}, {Where} Have {You Been?}”